T.J. Watt Surpasses J.J. Watt on NFL Career Sack List Today

UPDATE: In a stunning moment during Sunday’s game, T.J. Watt has officially surpassed his brother J.J. Watt on the NFL’s career sack list. The Pittsburgh Steelers’ standout pass rusher now boasts 115 career sacks, marking a significant milestone in his burgeoning career.

The historic sack occurred during the second quarter against the Chicago Bears, where Watt’s strip-sack of quarterback Caleb Williams led to a touchdown that put the Steelers ahead 14-7. The ball was recovered in the end zone by linebacker Nick Herbig, showcasing Watt’s game-changing ability at a critical moment.

J.J. Watt, a former NFL star and current CBS Sports analyst, reacted to the achievement with pride, stating,

“Hell of a way to break my record.”

His career, spanning over a decade with the Houston Texans and Arizona Cardinals, saw him become a three-time Defensive Player of the Year, leading the league in sacks twice.

Reflecting on his brother’s impact, T.J. Watt expressed,

“I was spoiled to be able to watch him play. It just seemed so normal that I took it for granted.”

His journey in the NFL began when he was drafted by the Steelers in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft. T.J. quickly made a name for himself, earning his first Pro Bowl nod in 2018 and securing three consecutive All-Pro selections starting in 2019.

With this latest achievement, T.J. Watt not only cements his place among the elite defensive players but also carries the legacy of his older brother. J.J. praised T.J., declaring,

“I think he’s the best defensive player in the game.”

As the Steelers continue their season, all eyes will be on T.J. Watt as he aims to further his record and inspire the next generation of talent. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how this evolving story unfolds in the coming weeks.